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Archie Battersbee: Judge rules doctors can stop treating brain-damaged boy

Mr Justice Hayden described what had happened to 12-year-old Archie Battersbee as a ‘tragedy of immeasurable dimensions’

Evening Standard

Judge rules doctors can stop treating brain-damaged boy after reviewing evidence

Mr Justice Hayden described what had happened to 12-year-old Archie Battersbee as a ‘tragedy of immeasurable dimensions’.

The Independent UK

Archie Battersbee: Brain-damaged boy, 12, should be taken off life support, High Court rules

Family lose case for doctors to keep treating Archie Battersbee

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High Court rules doctors can stop life-support for Archie Battersbee, 12

Mr Justice Hayden on Friday ruled that treatment could lawfully end

Wales Online

Archie Battersbee’s parents wait for High Court verdict over end of life support

The 12-year-old’s family appealed against a ruling to end his treatment after he was ruled “brain-stem dead” following a "devastating" brain injury in April.

Manchester Evening News

Family overjoyed as Livingston vet saves the life of Golden Retriever puppy against all odds

The Livingston vet saved the pups life in a three month long battle

Daily Record

Judge set to rule on whether Archie Battersbee's treatment will continue

The 12-year-old was left with a severe brain injury and doctors say there is nothing more that can be done

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Tom Parker’s widow Kelsey marks fourth wedding anniversary: ‘Not getting easier’

The Wanted singer died in March of brain cancer

The Independent UK

Lifestyle: Do you know your brain's neurons function even in sleep?

A unique study of brain activity in the cerebral cortex of epilepsy patients found there was a robust response to sound during sleep that largely mirrored the brain's response during wakefulness. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Tom Parker’s widow says she misses him ‘immensely’ on fourth wedding anniversary

The Wanted singer died at the age of 33, after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in 2020

Evening Standard

Hero West Lothian vets fight to save adorable puppy that went blind overnight

Sarah Millar feared for the worst when her beautiful Golden Retriever pup Gus woke up with no eyesight, with his case being one of the worst vets had ever seen.

Edinburgh Live

Open fans "get brain freeze" as Jordan Spieth struggles to eat ice cream at St Andrews

Jordan Spieth has left fans amused as he struggled to get his chops around an ice cream during a practice round ahead of the 150th edition of The Open beginning today

Daily Mirror

A gunman tried to silence Gabby Giffords. A new doc shows how she recovered her voice

Ever since a would-be assassin shot her and 18 others during a meet-and-greet outside a Safeway supermarket in Tucson, Arizona, one January morning in 2011, former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords has struggled to speak. The bullet that entered an inch above her left eye and tore through her brain left…

Los Angeles Times

Consett mum finally arrives home from Turkey after life-saving brain tumour surgery

Lisa Robinson has arrived safely back in the North East thanks to generous donors who helped to cover some of the cost

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Made in Chelsea's Louise Thompson in hospital after postnatal depression battle

The 32-year old is in hospital again following the traumatic birth of her son last year and her ongoing battle with postnatal depression

The Independent UK

Beckham backing brain cancer campaign in memory of ‘close friend’ Tessa Jowell

The Tessa Jowell Foundation is marking the 10-year anniversary of the London 2012 opening ceremony.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Contagious’ yawning — some facts on why we sometimes yawn when others do

Even the sound of a yawn on the phone can trigger this. And don’t be surprised if your yawn prompts one from your dog, too.

Daily Record

‘Stay Strong’ Brave Dundee nurse who battled near fatal brain bleed finally graduates

Inspirational Andrina Begg was surrounded by her super proud family as she finally collected her mental health nursing degree.

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Michael Schumacher Is the GOAT. Michael Schumacher Is Absent.

The greatest Formula One driver of all time suffered a traumatic brain injury while skiing in 2013. He is alive, but the racing world has agreed not to talk about his condition.

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Made in Chelsea's Louise Thompson rushed back to hospital after 'concerning' update

Made in Chelsea star Louise Thompson has been rushed back into hospital after giving a concerning update to fans

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Wheely Happy: Paralyzed Little Girl Chases Her Siblings In Her Tiny Wheelchair

The child, who is believed to be Scotland’s youngest wheelchair user, is completely paralyzed from the waist down.

Daily Mirror

McDonald's worker who had seizure told to ease up on drinking - but she had a tumour

Danielle Freeman suffered seizures after nights out and initially blamed them on bad hangovers before hospital scans eventually discovered a small tumour in her brain

Daily Record

Musician to release fundraising track in honour of brother who died at just 31 years old

Andrew Wright is raising money for The Brain Tumour Charity in honour of his brother Calum, who passed away last summer.

Manchester Evening News

McDonald's worker has life-saving surgery after blaming sudden collapse on 'bad hangover'

Danielle Freeman suffered a two-minute seizure at work and initially believed it was just a "bad hangover" but doctors soon revealed she had a benign tumour in her brain

Los Angeles Times

Mary McNamara: COVID brain fog is real, and with everything everywhere happening at once, it's a mercy

When people started talking about the COVID brain fog, I thought it sounded faintly ridiculous, like one of those diagnoses made in Victorian literature to cover anything from meningitis to menopause.

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